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Daily Bulletin 24.07.2017 | 18:30 UTC News Polish President Andrzej Duda to veto judicial reforms After days of protests, Polish President Andrzej Duda has said he will block bills to reform Poland's judiciary. The opposition claimed the reform was an attack on the courts' independence. Judicial reforms in Poland send thousands to streets Polish President Andrzej Duda to veto law reform Polish President Andrzej Duda calls for calm as judicial reform crisis heightens Poland Senate passes contested Supreme Court reforms Polish democracy icon Lech Walesa tells protesters to fight judicial reform Jared Kushner denies colluding with Russia after Senate Intelligence Committee meeting The US President's son-in-law has spoken to reporters after testifying to the Senate, denying colluding with Russia. Kushner is due to testify at a separate probe into Russian interference tomorrow. Trump son-in-law Kushner to face grilling by Congress committees over Russia ties Key figure in US, Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak goes home Man goes on chainsaw rampage in Schaffhausen, Switzerland A forest-dwelling loner who attacked several people with a chainsaw in the city of Schaffhausen could have fled to Germany. Authorities sealed off the old town. Cumhuriyet newspaper trial begins in Istanbul as part of Erdogan's post coup crackdown in Turkey Turkey has celebrated its annual press freedom day by putting 17 opposition newspaper staff on trial for terrorism. They stand accused of collaborating with the very organizations they had criticized. Turkish opposition journalists go on trial Freedom of the Press in Turkey: A Slippery Slope; Interview Özgür Mumcu World Stories - Failed coup - Erdogan divides Turks Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet faces nebulous accusations in trial Germany overhauls Turkey policy Turkey drops terrorism claims against German firms German jihadi schoolgirl could face jail in Iraq: journalist An Iraqi journalist who interviewed teenage IS bride Linda W. after she was found in Iraq says she might face several years in an Iraqi prison. Linda has said she regrets her decision to go to Iraq and wants to go home. DW TV interviews journalist Amir Musawy, who visited her Mosul: Civilians struggle to survive after city has been freed German teenage runaway suspected of joining IS found in Iraq German authorities probe identities of women found in Mosul tunnel Interpol releases list of 173 potential IS bombers who could be in Europe Iraqi armed forces out for revenge in Mosul Business German carmakers play down collusion claims Volkswagen has called a special supervisory board meeting for Wednesday to discuss allegations German carmakers operated a cartel, while BMW says its system is "adequate." Shares in the auto sector took a nose dive. Ex-Daimler executive blasts VW's handling of diesel scandal Opinion: Cartel of cheats VW officially pleads guilty to conspiracy VW worked hand-in-hand with Brazil's military dictatorship Angela Merkel's challenger Martin Schulz unveils plan for 'modern Germany' New report: Massive collusion amongst German automakers Volkswagen faces new California fine over 'Dieselgate' Diesel emissions kill. What is the auto industry going to do about it? Turkey drops terrorism claims against German firms Ankara has officially withdrawn a black list of German companies it accused of funding terrorist organizations in Turkey. But the diplomatic row between the two NATO partners continues to rage. Travel to Turkey? Mixed reaction in Germany 'Lack of trust' hampering business in Turkey Germany reviews export credits to Turkey over blacklisted firms Germany overhauls Turkey policy Opinion: Germany is finally taking a tougher stance on Erdogan's Turkey As German spat deepens, Turkey draws tourists from elsewhere World As German spat deepens, Turkey draws tourists from elsewhere Facing further decline in German visitors due to political tensions, Turkey's tourism industry has already begun courting Middle Eastern and Balkan markets. Diego Cupolo reports from Antalya, Turkey. Travel to Turkey? Mixed reaction in Germany Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet faces nebulous accusations in trial Germany overhauls Turkey policy Germany reviews export credits to Turkey over blacklisted firms Berlin condemns Turkey arrests of Peter Steudtner and further human rights activists Is Turkey overcoming its tourism slump? Turkey's purges continue a year after failed coup Turkish F-16 fighter jets shoot down Russian warplane after 'airspace violation' Sports Women's Euro: Germany aiming for much more than the minimum against Russia Germany go into their final Group B match at the Women's Euro in the Netherlands needing only a draw to qualify. However, coach Steffi Jones has made it clear that nothing less than a victory will be satisfactory. Women's Euro 2017: Germany beat Italy 2-1, defenders deliver the goals Newcomers looking for any advantage as they seek to challenge established order Lahm finally picks up the one that got away Sweden's suffocating plan disrupts Germany's rhythm Could we be entering the era of Jordan Spieth? In winning the British Open after a nightmare start, Jordan Spieth put a few demons to rest. He also took his place among some lofty company and showed signs that he could be the dominant player golf has lacked of late. Jordan Spieth recovers from wobble to win British Open Newsletters & Co. On the road to the German election Germans are heading to the polls this September. Discover what the elections in Germany mean to Germany, Europe and the world with our online special: Germany Decides. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges.   © Deutsche Welle 2017